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ELOTEST IS500 - ROHMANN

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Eddy Current Instruments and Systems<br />

Digital eddy current testing<br />

for the metal processing industry<br />

<strong>ELOTEST</strong> <strong>IS500</strong><br />

• With high-resolution color display<br />

• For crack detection and/or material sorting<br />

• Can be integrated directly into the production line<br />

Rohmann GmbH<br />

NEW


<strong>ELOTEST</strong><br />

<strong>IS500</strong><br />

Technical Data<br />

General<br />

The focus of the new instrument family is the fully digitized signal processing<br />

chain on the NF-side (after demodulation) with a bandwidth of 10<br />

kHz and ultrafast multiplexing capability featuring a multiplexing rate of<br />

32 kHz (probe to probe).<br />

The full dynamics of 96 dB (digital) across the frequency range from<br />

10 Hz to 12 MHz speak for themselves.<br />

The display is something special, too:<br />

The display of an analog tube is simulated in a digital manner with adjustable<br />

persistence and so far unmatched definition and brilliance– simply<br />

the best analog display, if it wasn’t digital and thus a effective combination<br />

of traditionally proven and modern technology.<br />

Technical data<br />

Screen display<br />

• Color TFT display, 800 x 480 pixel (WVGA), 229 mm (9”) diagonally,<br />

16:9 format<br />

• Simultaneous display of up to 8 signals with a display rate of<br />

250,000 signal dots per second for each channel (in real time)<br />

Test Channel Module<br />

Frequency range<br />

• 10 Hz - 12 MHz<br />

• Driver output: +/-10Vs; max. 300mA<br />

Bandwidth useful signal<br />

• 10 kHz<br />

• Fully digitized signal processing; featuring a digitizing rate of<br />

250 kHz with a resolution of 2 x 16 bit<br />

Pre-amplification<br />

• -16.5 – 60 dB adjustable in 0.5 dB-increments<br />

Gain<br />

• -0 – 80 dB adjustable in 0.5 db-increments<br />

• Additional 0 – 20 dB axis spread for the X- and/or the Y-axis<br />

Signal filter<br />

• HP/LP independently adjustable from 1 Hz to 10 kHz in<br />

20 logarithmic steps per decade => a total of 80 filter steps<br />

Phasing<br />

• 0 - 359° in 0.5°-increments<br />

Real time gates for evaluation<br />

• 2 gates per channel; selectable mode X, Y, Box, circle, flattened<br />

circle<br />

Connection standard probes to the test channel module<br />

• 26-pin HD-Sub-connector to connect all probe types<br />

(Note: no rotor power supply for hand-held rotors)<br />

Input/output connector<br />

• 24 In<br />

• 16 Out<br />

• 24 V opto entkoppelt<br />

• 2 Zählereingänge<br />

Analog output<br />

• Max. ±10V amplitude<br />

Distance compensation option<br />

• A test channel module can optionally be equipped with a multiplexed<br />

distance compensation. This enables automatic amplification compensation<br />

during tests that do not have a consistent distance between the test<br />

pieces. The control rage is ± 30 dB.<br />

General information on the instrument:<br />

Housing data:<br />

Housing<br />

IP30 protective system<br />

Dimensions<br />

Width: 470 mm (185“)<br />

Depth: 273 mm (107“)<br />

Height:296 mm (116,5“)<br />

Weight<br />

16 kg (35,3 lb)<br />

Rohmann GmbH<br />

Rohmann GmbH • Carl-Benz-Str. 23 • 67227 Frankenthal • GERMANY • Tel. +49(0)62 33 - 3789-0 • Fax +49(0)62 33 - 3789-77<br />

www.rohmann.de • E-Mail: info@rohmann.de<br />

Option: Multiplex operation<br />

Two (2) types of multiplex operation are possible:<br />

1. Parameter multiplex (“frequency multiplex”)<br />

In the test channel various parameters such as frequency, gain, phase,<br />

filter etc. may be set successively for one and the same probe during<br />

probe multiplex operation. Depending on the selected test frequency, the<br />

change-over frequency may be up to 32 kHz. The parameter-multiplex<br />

operation is a standard feature of the test instrument.<br />

2. Probe multiplex<br />

During probe-multiplex operation one and the same channel may be<br />

switched to several probes in rapid succession. Depending on the selected<br />

test frequency, the change-over frequency may also be up to<br />

32 kHz.<br />

For the probe-multiplex operation at least one (1) probe-multiplex module<br />

(optional) will be required.<br />

Probe-multiplex module:<br />

Available as external multiplexer box:<br />

• Basic configuration: 8 each symmetrical (or earth-related) transmitter<br />

outputs and receiver inputs; may be upgraded for up to 32 transmitter<br />

outputs and receiver inputs<br />

• External module in IP65 with 8 separate 26-pin HD-SUB IP65<br />

connectors, max. distance to test channel = 30 m (customer-specific<br />

external multiplexer module available upon request)<br />

Q500 sorting channel module<br />

Channel module for the automatic self-learning structural and sorting<br />

inspection using up to 8 channels.<br />

• 8 time-multiplexed test frequencies from 10 Hz to 150 kHz<br />

• Fully digitized full-wave demodulator for the highest precision and<br />

stability<br />

• Determination of the inspection point in 1.5 waves trains per frequency<br />

• Self-learning “BubbleGate” evaluation gates<br />

• Guided learning from goods parts<br />

• Sorting of up to 8 good batches („MultiLot“)<br />

• Retroactive teaching of good batches („RetroTeach“)<br />

• Integrated interface and programmable driver logic for sorting switches<br />

and systems<br />

XY display during crack detection<br />

Sorting mode “BubbleGate” in the new PL500-module<br />

Doc. <strong>IS500</strong>/04_11 All rights reserved. Patent pending. Protection of registered design MR 1.140. As part of the continued development we reserve the right to make technical modifications without prior announcement.

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